Question

1. I bought a lot of/much potatoes. 2. Take a/some milk to cook this dish. 3. You haven’t got some/any eggs, so let’s go to the supermarket and buy some/much. 4. Have you got some/any salt? 5. Can you give me any/some salt, please? 6. I haven’t got much/many pepper. 7. We have a little/a few coffee and a little/a few cakes.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1). A lot of

2). Some

3). Any, some

4). Some

5). Any

6). Much

7). A little, a few

Answer 2

1. I bought a lot of/much potatoes.

2. Take a/some milk to cook this dish.

3. You haven’t got some/any eggs, so let’s go to the supermarket and buy some/much.

4. Have you got some/any salt?

5. Can you give me any/some salt, please?

6. I haven’t got much/many pepper.

7. We have a little/a few coffee and a little/a few cakes.

Выделены верные варианты ответов.

Answer 3

It seems like you're looking for guidance on using the correct determiners (such as "a lot of," "much," "some," "any," "a little," and "a few") with different nouns. Here's the corrected version of each sentence:

1. I bought a lot of potatoes. (Use "a lot of" with countable nouns like "potatoes.")
2. Take some milk to cook this dish. (Use "some" with uncountable nouns like "milk.")
3. You haven't got any eggs, so let’s go to the supermarket and buy some. (Use "any" with negative sentences and questions.)
4. Have you got any salt? (Use "any" in questions.)
5. Can you give me some salt, please? (Use "some" when making a request.)
6. I haven’t got much pepper. (Use "much" with uncountable nouns like "pepper.")
7. We have a little coffee and a few cakes. (Use "a little" with uncountable nouns and "a few" with countable nouns.)

Please note that these determiners depend on whether the noun is countable or uncountable and whether the sentence is affirmative, negative, or a question.